fred joeDoctor has tried buspar paxil prozac norpramin.Whats next or should i see a physchyatrist? I do take restoril to sleep which is the only reliefi get from this constant ringing.
I have tinnitus for 2 years with panic and anxiety especialy mornings?
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- 1 Jun 2012 by fred joe
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- buspar, norpramin, paxil, prozac, restoril, tinnitus, anxiety, panic disorder, sleep disorders, generalized anxiety disorder, sleep, doctor
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kaismama
Anonymous 1 Jun 2012
Good morning
Yes, see a psychiatrist. I wouldn't let anyone else mess around with my head except someone that supposedly knows what they are doing. I preferably Board Certified shrinks, I think I get a better quality of knowledge and care. Just me. First of all, did you have tinnitus before or after the meds. Sounds like your ringing, noisy ears started after the meds, and in that situation, I would bet it's a med issue. If not, listen to Kaismama.
Anonymous 1 Jun 2012
Forgot to tell you what my trusted friend is... Klonopin or the generic clonazepam, both work the same on me.
Peace,
Hippie
kaismama
1 Jun 2012
I liked Lamictal too. I had to stop it when I lost my insurance, but I plan on going back on it when I get medicare. I really felt good on it.
balbanese1 Jun 2012
I have it too, not sure if a Psyche is the answer unless you think it will help you learn some coping techniques.
What's worse is it's so loud I can't believe no one else can hear it. So sorry, but you're not alone, I know that's not a solution, but hopefully it's a comfort.
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Aspirin, Motrin, Ibuprofin can make tinnitus worse. They use it in some medicines. I agree that you go see an ENT. One would be better in knowing if it's a reaction to your meds. There used to be a sinus med that made my ears really bad-I mean bad- I went outside, and a bulldozer was knocking down the house next door-the TV wasn't on. I stood in silence and watched a wall fall down-all silent. They don't even make it anymore-TG
aspirin can cause salicylate toxicity which causes tinnitus.
Thank you for giving a name to it- another toxicity-- I've had tinnitus for so many years-it wasn't officially associated with tinnitus until the early 1960s. I mention it to any doctor that happens to be standing in front of me about every 15-20 years. With today's meds, I think that it's important for me to speak up about it whenever a doctor is asking about meds. They do surgery for tinnitus-and have been for about 30 years. Seeing a shrink about something that can be cured by surgery-I think not. Thanks for sharing and giving me the name.
That has got to miserable for you. I had dizziness for a few years in the 80s, that almost made me crazy. I can't imagine ringing all the time.
Thanks for your concern-It does make me feel better. Nobody really knew what to say to me when I'd cry from the tinnitus-so my dad said it probably was the healing process from ear infections. It really got to me in high school-as I looked weird with cotton and olive oil or liquid meds in my ears, a scarf to cover it. My last name started with an "S", so I was put in the back of the room-and sometimes I just couldn't hear. Hearing tests came out that I could hear very well-but I had trouble with the human voice. It's just different tones while lecturing-noise from classmates-certain amount of room echo or being in a white zone. sounds funny, but the trouble makers generally helped me. I mostly buried myself in books and the track team. Now vocal noise gives me the feeling of my ears hurting. That has been building up.
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I hate talk shows- Chop saws, drills, dogs barking don't bother me any-they drown out most of the tinnitus, but voices in person or on TV seem to make my ear drums vibrate--- I thought that I'd ask here, as I was getting ready to make my "visit"-last time was 2003, but what I've seen here-There isn't any sense.